ah, i, let's bring in august for today in brussels. asked l myself, who is europe? legislative manager and global data protection lead at access now in london. joining us sir is alto, co founder and director of the internet monitoring organization net blocks. and from that up city of ma, strict, catalina, go on to his assistant professor and private door and technology maastricht university. welcome to you all, al, pumpkin to start with you. it's, it's interesting that facebook's statements on the outage on monday have said nothing about potential mal intent. was this just human error a technical failure or could it have been sabotaged? well aging, the timing was very unfortunate to say the least. this outage was very serious. perhaps unprecedented lasting some 6 hours and having global impact. and it came just as these hearings are being made. the select committee and in the u. s. got congress and there's all there, these whistle the complaints about practice at the company. so this is exactly when the company needs to have it stuff together yet suddenly we see thi

europe's highest inflation rate above 19 percent. the turkish lira has lost nearly 60 percent of its value against the dollar in the past 3 years and has seen him go silver reports. people are struggling to make ends meets nova, there's a i love is your money, but tomato is an essential ingredient in most turkish casino and it's now selling at a record price arise of 70 percent, and only one year. and in this traditional farmer's market in the middle class district of boucher lived are in a stumble. shoppers are feeling the pinch bought off. oh, it's expensive in the supermarkets too. but ben shall stay the same carrier. some people here blame the government for lacking effective economic policies. others say traits, men and the wholesalers are taking advantage. done, you know, conscious left in their hearts. they want to earn easy money. folk didn't talk and this man says his paying 40 percent more for floor than he did 3 months ago. and as his customers incomes don't change, he can't raise the prize. so the portions of turkish fell

ready or in europe, you are close to 3 and then the levels. and the reason for that is, is that the regulations so that people can actually travel. and we think the same thing will happen in long hall. regulations are i think it's, it's really the key people really want to travelers or people move on to travel right now that will allow us to we estimate that when it's going to be both at present levels across the atlantic getting closer to. and if we think is gonna be good here for 24 in our information will be the time where we will be on the or at all the levels before. but obviously there are a few unknown. this virus that are going forward, something like 40 airlines collapsed during the pan that you think we're going to see more collapsing before things actually begin to improve? yeah, well i think you might, you will all be collapsing either because strategy structure, whatever they happen, open a crisis situation right now, normally due to competition. and that might very well happen. again. we have to have all that stuff, they will nee

k. jump to a record high rush, it says europe is to blame for the crisis. and to covered 19 vaccination, dr. begins from migrants held in overcrowded detention centers in libya. ah, in a major step forward in the battle against one of the leading causes of childhood deaths, the world health organization has endorsed the 1st ever malaria vaccine. the w h o has recommended the job be rolled out to millions of children across africa, victoria gate and b report. it's being described as a game changer for child health, a vaccine that could help save the lives of hundreds of thousands of children each year in sub saharan africa. monica has been with us for millennial, and the dream of my letter boxing has been a long held but unattainable dream. to day, the oddity as s mallet vaccine, more than 30 years in the making, changes the course of public health history. the vaccine smith klein vaccine has been given to infants and gone at kenya. i'm allowing since 2019 as part of a pilot program, it was found to be about 30 percent effective at preventing severe cases of

well, it's not just europe, it's also china and big china. it's a problem of coal, is a problem of colon guess. and part of the problem for europe is that for the liquefied natural gas, the l n g. china has become a major competitor. so far it was korea and japan were to import this, but this year, china, we will overtake a japan as the largest import rafael n t, so that the competition is there. so we see the china factors, they're rolling blackouts, rolling brown outs factors have to be closed down. so we see we see the across the board and we just need to make sure as we go through this very important energy transition. and everybody wants to get to net 0 and save the planet. but as we are getting there, we need to make sure we have the transition fuels ready. and we think very carefully on, on, on how we, how we make that transition. thank you so much for talking to connie, about this cornelia maya, joining us there from switzerland. thank you for your insight. thank you very much . now, hollywood saw how inspired generations with the ide

our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable 2nd. we have to make our entire system better prepared and more resilient, so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. natural gas prices have soared in europe in recent weeks. partly driven by a certain demand, as countries emerge from locked downs, natural gas accounts for a quarter of the european union's energy needs. the majority of that is imported into the block from countries including how jerry a no way and qatar, but mainly russia. some say that the kremlin is fueling the price rise by failing to boost gas supplies in order to pressure the you to prove the controversial nordstrom to pipeline. at an energy conference in moscow though, prison vladimir putin said russia was ready to increase supply electron last bruce really to do sure. if they ask us to increase deliveries, we are ready to do so. we are increasing them as much as our partners are asking us to avoid future energy crises. the u commissioner says countries must focus on transitioning away from fos

and 36 of europe's 50 most polluted cities are in the country. but in the ones badly polluted city of crack of science is hitching a ride into the evening sky. every time this sight, seeing balloon goes up on both senses. st. apaloosa measurements down in 2019 city authorities been the burning of fossil fuels within city limits. and the effects have been immediate. we see yeah, great, changing the city, the quality of the air is say, improving cra, city out, or if the city is pushing to hurry, much pressure to it would use the amy since the crack of these mirrors demonstrates the possibilities ahead for po, phase out, cold you slash emissions clean out the air at the same time, the getting there is a challenge. salisia the regional, the re front light of that green energy transition. and as that transition gathers pace, of course, all forms of renewable energy needs to be ramped up from solar to winds, even the whole debate of a nuclear power. and we're going to focus now on hydro power. and the problem with that is that as we build more dams, it

and 36 of europe's 50 most polluted cities are in the country. but in the ones badly polluted city of crack of science is hitching a ride into the evening sky. every time this sight, seeing balloon goes up on both senses, sent air pollution measurements down in 2019 city authorities band. the burning of fossil fuels within city limits and the effects have been immediate. we see, yeah, great, changing the city, the quality of the air is say, improving cra, city out, or if the city is pushing to hurry, much pressure to it would use the amy, since the crack of experience demonstrates the possibilities ahead for code phase out coal. you slash emissions seen at the end at the same time, the getting there is a challenge salisia regional have re frontline of that green energy transition. and is that transition gathers pace? of course, all forms of renewable energy needs to be wrapped up from solar to winds, even the whole debate over nuclear power. and we're going to focus now on hydro power. and the problem with that is that as we build more dams, it t

c, eyes, wildfire ripped across southern europe. the land was parched and the fires quickly spread, nor the levia in greece was a hottest hit. inferno lost for 2 weeks, thousands were evacuated. today you can see what's left in the devastation in this area was total. people are well used to annual wildfires here, but not on this scale. not with this much last thousands of hector's of forest and livelihoods just incinerated. and because of the fires, the new threat as the rain comes so do floods and mudslides defies him, destroy the land, natural ability to withhold water, to act as a flood defense system. now in periods of intense rain, the water just cascades offerings, hillsides so that using the dead trees, the shore of the soil and the land in these hard exhausting work, but vital to preserve what's left and encourage regeneration of the forest. innate, that the devil to the guy again about a there you were trying to keep the soil in place as we don't want it to be carried away by heavy rainfall because their natural regeneratio

busy with europe in union, to abolish sanctions altogether. and kind of the you keeps talking about hybrid warfare that bella bruce is waging some type of hybrid attacks and hybrid warfare. what exactly can you break that down for us? what exactly hybrid warfare mean when, when it's applied to bell roofs right now hydro and this gauge is kind of a sugar water for it's not the real are, i mean i mean, but alicia is not saying that they are doing these things. they are doing st just as a threat. i mean to the european union, and they said, this is margaret calling to better russia to go to the you. but they are not saying that the printer's, that's the form of hybrid barbara risk. but i think i said these are the things that you can count on and all of that, we know that we have some other problems with them to you. but they tried to cross the border into holland, all of which is not one of the most key members of europe in europe in you can use as also as an element towards forums who say, look, you see what your opinion is good or we can act t

according to iowa, libya over 25285 migrants, a have been returned from sea to live europe, other or 455 deaths as the and over 660 missing. so, you know, this is a campaign by the government of national unity to crack down on illegal activities and to sort of, you know, polish their image among regular libyans here. of course, there are critics saying that you know, there, there were the abuses against migrants yesterday a but we're gonna have to wait and see unless until investigations come out and, and what this means are moving forward. and the you and refugee agency, and livia has tweeted about a rescue operation in the mediterranean, 89 people. it says including 8 women and 3 kids brought to triplet by boat to day to bodies were retrieved, 40 others missing after the group set off on hazardous journey in wooden and bravo boats. you and hcr and rescue aug provided aid legal pathways and needed for those seeking international protection. some press the r a is a migration of the asylum program officer at euro med rights. she says the situation is deteriorating for both migrants ou

. europe is only receiving cab yet very small share of, of this refugee. so that's may be a 1st point. as for whether we can find a political solution to the situation. i mean i, i think this is yet to be seen. the issue of migration and asleep has become so sensitive. and since you have $1516.00, i would say the situation is getting worse. after every crises of perceived crisis like that, really, there is this perception that we can not managed your rivals. and this is making really difficult to find a solution at you level for, you know, a common armnaya manage solution to and hosting this people. i mean, we've had that old discussion on silicon already and we're seeing like every time there is this list deadlocks at between, between you member states. and so either i'm not sure if they, there's a solution in sites. i. susie's problem, what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change. this is where, you know, independent human right monitoring mechanism can be set up. and also this is where, you know, as i mentioned, see, can

c, eyes, wildfire ripped across southern europe. the land was parched and the fires quickly spread, nor the levia in greece was a hottest hit. inferno lost for 2 weeks, thousands were evacuated. today you can see what's left in the devastation in this area was total. people are well used to annual wildfires here, but not on this scale. not with this much last thousands of hector's of forest and livelihoods just incinerated. and because of the fires a new threat, as the rain comes so do floods and months, lights the flies of destroy the land, natural ability to withhold water, to act as a flood defense system. so now in periods of intense rain, thought it is cascades offerings, hillsides so that using the dead trees, the shore of the soil, and keep the land in these hard exhausting work, but vital to preserve what's left and encouraged. regeneration of the forest. a net that is able to guide again about a there you were trying to keep the soil in place as we don't want it to be carried away by heavy rainfall because their natural reg

and we also need to get a little bit west in europe centric, less western europe century. because when you don't go to, you know, athlete time, other places where people need mobility, they may not have the money to invest in all that an electric vehicle infrastructure. so we need to make sure we keep the we still electrified and power. * whilst we move on that fast speed towards energy transition and risk, let's just move the debate on quick and talk about emissions. i mean, what impact do you think the energy crisis then? we'll have on you admission commitments? i mean, if renewables on foss enough and colon gas as you say, a plug in the gap, how is that like it? and to play out next month, clock $26.00 in glasgow. well 1st of all, i say, you know, the current crunch that we're talking about is, i mean, it is not great and it's difficult and it will affect the most vulnerable people across europe and elsewhere. but i would still say it's temporary, it is something that will go away after you know, a couple of months when the markets will change again. well, when we're go

and europe, easily receiving very small share of, of this refugee. so that's may be a 1st point as for whether we can find a political solution to the situation. i mean i, i think this is yet to be seen. the issue of migration in iceland has become so sensitive and seems to $15.00 to $16.00. i would say the situation is getting worse after every crisis of perceived crisis of like that really there is this perception that we can not manage your rivals. and this is making really difficult to find a solution at you level for, you know, a common armnaya manage solution to and hosting this people. i mean, we've had that old discussion on silicon already and, and we're seeing like every time there is this list deadlocks at between, between you and the states. and so either i'm not sure they, there's a solution in sites. i. susie's problem, what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change to see where, you know, independent human right monitoring mechanism can be set up. and also this is where, you know, al emergency can be more

and 36 of europe's 50 most polluted cities are in the country. but in the ones badly polluted city of crack of science is hitching a ride into the evening sky. every time this sight, seeing balloon goes up on both senses. st. apaloosa measurements down in 2019 city authorities band, the burning of fossil fuels within city limits and the effects have been immediate . we see yeah, great, changing the city, the quality of the air is say, growing cra, city out, or if the city is pushing to hurry, much pressure to it. oh, did you name me since the crack of the experience demonstrates the possibilities ahead for po, phase out cold. you slasher missions clean out the air at the same time. the getting there is a challenge. salisia the regional, the for a front light of that green energy transition. and as that transition gathers pace, of course, all forms of renewable energy needs to be ramped up from solar to winds. even the whole debate over nuclear power. and we're going to focus now on hydro power. and the problem with that is that as we build more d

again, sorry, fuji's or asylum seekers coming into europe. and on the other hand, neighboring countries such as turkey, where they won their 2. bo passmore migration flows towards europe. and because number one, they want to elevate their own problem button number 2, they can use, it is migration flows as a negotiating directed against some more financial compensation from europe. and so basically we end up having a big number of people caught in the middle between iraq and a hard place where they're trying to cross the border. and they're being deborah encouraged or helped to cross the border. so what i'm song was on the little chap is at some concern, but i also a lot of anti migrant thoughts right now. maybe mirroring what is happening in europe and he put some ideas and thoughts team. can me help me out with this one? how miss us, what right or legal case the country is invoke when accused of pushing back my rights. i think so far and number of them i've been a been denying them. i think i've been denying it and, and i think this is why t

and we also need to get a little bit west in europe century, less western europe century because when you go to, you know, athlete time, other places where people need mobility, they may not have the money to invest in all that an electric vehicle infrastructure. so we need to make sure we keep the we still and like we find and power whilst we move on that fast speed towards energy transition address. let's just move the debate on quick and talk about emissions. i mean, what impact you think the energy crisis then we'll have on you emission commitments . i mean, if renewables on foss enough on cold and gas as you say, a plug in the gap, how is that like it? and to play out next month, clock $26.00 in glasgow. well 1st of all, i say, you know, the current crunch said we're talking about is, i mean, it is not great and it's difficult and it will affect the most vulnerable people across europe and elsewhere. but i would still say it's temporary, it is something that will go away after you know, a couple of months when, when the markets will change again. well, when we're going to have a

and 36 of europe's 50 most polluted cities are in the country. but in the ones badly polluted city of crack of science is hitching a ride into the evening sky. every time this sight, seeing balloon goes up on both senses, sent air pollution measurements down in 2019 city authorities band. the burning of fossil fuels within city limits and the effects have been immediate. we see yeah, great, changing the city. the quality of the air is say, improving cra, city outdoors. the city is pushing to hurry, much pressure to it would use the amy since the crack of experience demonstrates the possibilities ahead for code phase out coal, you slash emissions clean out the air at the same time, the getting there is a challenge salisia the regional, the re front light of that green energy transition. and is that transition gathers pace? of course, all forms of renewable energy needs to be wrapped up from solar to winds, even the whole debate over nuclear power. and we're going to focus now on hydro power. and the problem with that is that as we build more dams,

and we also need to get a little bit west in europe centric less western europe century. because when you go to, you know, africa and other places where people need mobility, they may not have the money to invest in all that electric vehicle infrastructure. so we need to make sure we keep the we still and less qualified and how. * it will we move on that fast speed towards energy transition and risk? let's just move the debate on quick and talk about emissions. i mean, what impact do you think the energy crisis then? we'll have on you admission commitments? i mean, if renewables on foss enough and colon gas, as you say, a plug in the gap, how is that like it? and to play out next month, clock $26.00 in glasgow. well 1st of all, i say, you know, the current crunch said we're talking about is, i mean, it is not great and it's difficult and it will affect the most vulnerable people across europe and elsewhere. but i would still say it's temporary, it is something that will go away after you know, a couple of months when, when the markets will change again. well, when we're g

the mistreatment of asylum seekers in europe. i want you to take a look at this video taken by undercover jonas on the croatia bosnia border so what you are seeing here are refugees being beaten. this technique is used to discourage people from entering european union. it's known as pushback, and it is and go in this episode of the stream we ask, is europe abandoning refugees? if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is live, put your thoughts, your comments or questions right here in the chat section. and you 2 could be part of today's episode at the st. ah, as get this conversation started with nicole maslow, to me, you're very welcome to the stream, the co festival. please introduce yourself at low to our international audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hi, my name is nicole figler and i am an investigative journalist working for swiss national television and are together with lighthouse reports on a lot of other european journalists. i published this footage that you just saw last week, which what was qu

and we also need to get a little bit west in europe century, less western europe century. because when you go to, you know, africa and other places where people need mobility, they may not have the money to invest in all that electric vehicle infrastructure. so we need to make sure we keep the we still unless we find and power. * whilst we move on that fast speed towards energy transition address, let's just move the debate on quick and talk about emissions. i mean, what impact you think the energy crisis then we'll have on you admission commitments? i mean, if renewables on foss enough on cold and gas as you say, a plug in the gap, how is that like it? and to play out next month, clock $26.00 in glasgow. well 1st of all, i say, you know, the current crunch said we're talking about is, i mean, it is not great and it's difficult and it will affect the most vulnerable people across europe and elsewhere. but i would still say it's temporary, it is something that will go away after you know, a couple of months when the markets will change again. well, when we're going to have

in this episode of the stream we ask, is europe abandoning refugees? if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is live, put your thoughts, your comments or questions right here in the chat section. and you can be part of today's episode at the street. ah, let's get this conversation started with nicole massimo. can me, you're very welcome to the stream, the co festival. please introduce yourself. hello to our internet audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hi, my name is nicole federally and i am an investigative journalist working for swiss national television. and i, together with lighthouse reports and a lot of other european journalists. i published this footage that he had just saw last week, which what was quite the bus in the, you know, nice to have you talk more about life, which is in the story. thank you. you and other colleagues and partners put together massey mo, nice to see you. welcome to the string, please introduce yourself to audience i nice to see as well. my name is much more at the i am a deputy director of amnesty

this is europe on al jazeera. ah ah no matheson and oh, how the top stories on al jazeera president vladimir putin is denying russia is behind an energy shortage in europe, saying moscow is standing by to help. prices for natural gas have skyrocketed. the you says people are going to need support as winter approaches without tabatha has more from brussels. reducing taxes on energy bills and financial help for poor households were among the recommendations laid out by europe's energy commissioner to help member states shield consumers across the block from spiraling costs. our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable. second, we have to make our inches, is them better prepared and more resilient? so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. natural gas prices have stored in europe in recent weeks, partly driven by a certain demand, as countries emerge from locked downs, natural gas accounts for a quarter of the european union's energy needs. the majorit

so, so they're form for europe to pick and choose what they like. and what they don't like is undemocratic, they must come to the congress and conference, the congress. now, as soon as a proposal is not from europe, it must not even be placed on the table. though it is a 100 years old. what is the legacy of africa? we are now in the body of legation. we are battling to be talk about group. and then the 10 group were play 5 to play to, to go to the world. got 5 out of $54.00 out of dish. well, that's good. well, you go back for 2 years. every good did not find another 48 years. africa only had one lives in the, in the world to be africa as high as 30 now is us. the global sport did to one day, right? when it was done, we even look at what is to model as well. what is to model what is it the same like? not just because that is a b, but it's not surprising. anyone who has benefited from a system over a 100. ringback years world, his us even the concept of a change, right. that new proposals that we expect. ok. i'm afraid we are out of time. i know this

. nasty germany surrendered and the rest of europe rejoice. france and its empire celebrated the end of 5 years of fierce fighting and the step by step re conquest of home territory. it was epic, awe in tunis brazza via the car and algiers. people also took to the streets in celebration. ah, but perhaps deep down. they said that this was the time to ask for their due that shed their bloods. now it was payback time. ah, in algeria, the french colonial authorities allowed public demonstrations on condition that no one fly the algerian flag but in the city of city, the parade would turn into a battle field. one that lives on in memory to day. sure no lead nor did she day weekly. good. yes or no. need you additionally no dial good food on that one and you know, now i stay. thank you on you did not love new point. she buried to city. that new socialist got on was a disgusting, won't because she blew up cuz she could the gate d loss is also presley saving shepalees 3, she say can go and do these up. i breeze allied full, duffy v r r, mass. she room. she'll read if she les a beauty she day

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c. wildfire ripped across southern europe. the land was parched and the fires quickly spread. northern heavier in greece was the hottest hit inferno lost for 2 weeks. thousands were evacuated. today you can see what's left in the devastation in this area was total. people are well used to annual wildfire here, but not on this scale. not with this much last thousands of hector's of forest and livelihoods just incinerated. and because of the fire as a new threat, as the rain comes so do floods and mudslides the flies of destroy the land, natural ability to withhold water, to act as a flood defense system. so now in periods of intense rain, thought it is cascades offerings, hillsides so that using the dead trees to shore the soil and keep the land in these hard exhausting work, but vital to preserve what's left and encourage regeneration of the forest. e. net that is able to guy again about a there you were trying to keep the soil in place as we don't want it to be carried away by heavy rainfall because their natural regeneration

. europe is only receiving yet very small share of, of this refugee. so that's may be a 1st point. as for whether we can find a political solution to the situation. i mean i, i think this is yet to be seen. the issue of migration and asleep has become so sensitive. and since you have $1516.00, i would say the situation is getting worse. after every crises of perceived crisis like that, really, there is this perception that we can not managed your rivals. and this is making really difficult to find a solution at you level for, you know, a common armnaya manage solution to and hosting this people. i mean, we've had that old discussion on silicon already and we're seeing like every time there is this list deadlocks at between, between you member states. and so either i'm not sure if they, there's a solution in sites. i. susie's problem, what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change. this is where, you know, independent human right monitoring mechanism can be set up. and also this is where, you know, as i mentioned, see, can

. europe easily receiving them very small share of, of this refugee. so that's may be a 1st point as for whether we can find a political solution to the situation. i mean i, i think this is yet to be seen the issue of migration and asleep as become so sensitive. and since $21516.00, i would say the situation is getting worse after every crisis of perceived crisis of bike. that really, there is this perception, but we can not manage your rivals. and this is making really difficult to find a solution at you level for, you know, a common armnaya manage solution to and hosting this people. i mean, we've had that old discussion on silicon already and, and we're seeing like every time there is this list deadlocks, and between between you and the states. and so either i'm not sure if they, there's a solution in sites. i. susie's problem, what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change to see where, you know, independent human right monitoring mechanism can be set up. and also this is where, you know, i, sl, emergency can be more a

there cannot be the high value grow but an canter clubs in europe. well, out the high value plays in and many of them come from africa, right? so, so therefore, for europe to pick and choose what they like and what they don't like is undemocratic. they must come to the congress and conference, the congress. now, as soon as a proposal is not from europe, it must not even be placed on the table. though it is a 100 years old. what is the legacy of africa? we are now in the body of legation. we are battling to be talk about group. and then the 10 group were play 5 to play to, to go to the world. got 5 out of 54 out of this from africa. well, you go back for 32 years. every good did not at the speaker phone another 48 years. africa only had one lives in the world to be africa as high as 30. now is us, the global squad did to one day, right? when i don't even look at what is the model as well? what is the model? what, what is it the same like last? just because that is a baby, but it's not surprising. anyone who benefit from a system over a 100 years. well

of course, moscow blames at mortar on europe. but be that as it may, that european dependency on russian gas and energy security is becoming an issue. and of course, a more belligerent to the un put in government that is trying to re emerge as a superpower in a 3 way with china. and the united states is a major issue for the, for the alliance. but having said that, from judging again from the last couple of weeks, the alliance is preparing more and more along with the south asian powers like japan, korea, and australia in order to start meeting with the what they call. the chinese challenge. that means nato, that once upon a time alliance that is meant to be restricted to europe, has not only gone to the greater middle east, but in fact is going global. while we appreciate your insights as always mowing the shower, our senior political analyst life for us in london, thank you. is actually ations to fray 17 members of a us based missionary group kidnapped in haiti are entering a 5th dime. the criminal gang responsible is demanding

central europe, where war and armed conflicts have become unthinkable. so nobody thinks about it. a region where you have had countries, the baltic states, poland, romania converge and ketchup economically at a rapid pace. and the region that borders have become invisible. now that's where the western balkans wants to join. the european union wants stability and peace in the region as well. but some of the your opinion are making every thing in recent years to slow down the actual process. and that has led to a very deep crisis of credibility for these a, these accession negotiations, which i should say only have started with 2 of the 6 countries. the other 4 are not even engaged in talks at the moment. what, why this reluctance among some members of the e u. why does the e want to keep a balkan nations happy by offering them economic support, but not eager to offer full membership of the i think we have a, at a very clear position by some governments which say that the e itself has to sort of internal problems before it can hold all the credible prom is

top stories on al jazeera. russia's president has denied his country is behind the energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by the help. natural gas prices of sky rocketed prompting b e u to recommend a series of support measures. natasha butler reports now from brussels. reducing taxes on energy bills and financial help for poor households. were among the recommendations laid out by europe, the energy commissioner to help member states shield consumers across the block from spiraling costs. our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable 2nd, we have to make our entire system better prepared and more resilient. so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. natural gas prices have soared in europe in recent weeks, partly driven by a certain demand, as countries emerge from locked downs, natural gas accounts for a quarter of the european union's energy needs. the majority of that is imported into the block from countries including how jerry, a norway and qatar, but mainly russia. some say that the kremlin is fueling the pri

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and a problem in europe with the wind to coming in there being enough energy supplies to go round. the u. s. will soon start vaccinating children between the ages of 5 and 11 against coven. 19 the drug regulation agency is authorized to find the job for that age group. the move was sped by a rise and infections on the reopening of schools, saudi arabia and bahrain expelling lebanese ambassadors in their country. that's after lebanon's information minister, criticize the saudi led coalitions war in yemen, and a video circulation online. lebanon's prime minister nadia mccarthy is urging the minister to make the right decision and fix arab relations or major rodents who don's capital have been closed. i had a planned protest there against a military coup on monday. the u. s. and the un i'm calling on to don's military not to interfere with these demonstrations. at least 11 people have been killed during protest there. meanwhile, activists have been broadcasting messages and mosques, urging people to continue their opposition to the military take over. politicians and poland have appro

. europe is only receiving cab yet very small share of, of this refugee. so that's may be a 1st point. as for whether we can find a political solution to the situation. i mean i, i think this is yet to be seen. the issue of migration and ashley has become so sensitive. and since you have $1516.00, i would say the situation is getting worse. after every crisis of perceived crisis like that, really, there is this perception that we can not managed your rivals. and this is making really difficult to find a solution at you level for, you know, a common armnaya manage solution to, and the hosting is people, i mean, we've had that old discussion on silicon already and we're seeing like every time there is this list deadlocks and between between human mistakes. i am not sure if they, there's a solution in sites. i susie's problem, what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change. this is where, you know, independent human right monitoring mechanism can be set up. and also this is where, you know, as i mentioned, see, can be more active

. europe is only receiving cab yet very small share of, of this refugee. so that's may be a 1st point as for whether we can find a political solution to the situation. i mean, i, i think this is yet to be seen. the issue of migration and ashley has become so sensitive and since you have $1516.00, i would say the situation is getting worse after every crises of perceived crisis like that really there is this perception that we can not managed your rivals. and this is making really difficult to find a solution at you level for, you know, a common armnaya manage solution to, and the hosting is people, i mean, we've had that old discussion on silicon already and we're seeing like every time there is this list to deadlocks, and between, between human, the states. and so either i'm not sure they, there's a solution insights as to this problem. what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change. this is where, you know, independent human right. monitoring mechanism can be set up and also this is where, you know, as i mentioned, see, can

a very tipped in favor of europe at the moment . and, and whereas maybe 20 years ago we were thinking of africa, allison teacher, football, we are now just literally seeing a weakening of comparable in the south american position. and i think we saw that very clearly reflected on, on the page and in 2018 in the sense that it became quite quickly instead of a world cup of kind of glorified iraq with, with really mostly european countries and competition from of early, early point earlier than, than other world cups. what will everyone negotiate? will this will come maybe just become, instead of a, by a meal world carpet kind of into continental super legal, something will the champions of africa get to play the champions. and you know, there's many permutations possible and there are a undoubtedly going to, to come reflected i think what we're really saying. and the comparison with suitable, although it's crass is possibly very apt, is a huge move by faith to finally kind of cling is a met north american market and, and be the sport

yes, we do have a conclusions on europe's energy crisis. it was one of the main topics on the agenda, even though talks were overshadowed by poland leaders, very concerned in europe over rising natural gas prices, those gas prices that have been a soaring, fueled in parts by the fact that so many countries across europe, of course, have been coming out of long looked downs. that means that demand has absolutely serge for energy, but governments have been trying to look at ways that they can shield their people, their populations against these rising prices, particularly as we are going into the winter months here. now what the commission is recommending is that the member states do things like cut taxes off their energy bills, put forward a financial assistance for poor households. as the recommendations were actually made a week ago by the commission, the commission says that those recommendations must be upheld, but it will also look at the wider picture of the gas and energy market in europe. perhaps looking at making some reforms in the

this is europe on out of europe. ah. ready this is al jazeera. ah hello there, i'm miss darcy. it's hey, this is the news. our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. european union summit is dominated by demands for offense to stop my grants and refugees crossing from bella. ruth, that brussels won't pay the bill barriers. moldova becomes the 2nd european countries to declare a state of emergency over the energy crisis as main supplier, russia hikes, prices. here's about the humanitarian situation and ethiopia, tiguan region, the u. n. suspends aid flights after government airstrikes forced it to a bought a landing to policeman, are killed in pakistan as rallies by a band political group and violent. and i'd be to similar to the sport another new venue for the 2022 war couples. been unveiled hearing dough. the oper mama stadium hosting with the final of cup of a cup with 2 woke up with us going his head, his coaches. ah, now the european union says it's extremely concerned about the growing number of migrants and refugees crossing into the blo

c, eyes, wildfire ripped across southern europe. the land was parched and the fires quickly spread, nor the nivia in greece was a hottest hit inferno lawsuit for 2 weeks. thousands were evacuated. today you can see what's left in the devastation in this area was total. people are well used to annual wildfires here, but not on this scale. not with this much last thousands of hector's of forest and livelihoods just incinerated. and because of the fires a new threat, as the rain comes so do floods and months, lights the flies of destroy the land, natural ability to withhold water, to act as a flood defense system. so now in periods of intense rain thought it is cascades of things, hillsides so that using the dead trees, the shore of the soil and the land in these hard exhausting work, but vital to preserve what's left and encouraged. regeneration of the forest e. net that is able to guy again about a there you were trying to keep the soil in place as we don't want it to be carried away by heavy rainfall because their natural regenerati

, these, you top stories. russia's president is denying his country is behind an energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by to help natural gas prices have skyrocketed and the east, as people are going to need support as winter approaches. there are fears that the u. k. my start running out of food because if a log jam of shipping containers and the country's largest commercial port, felix dough in england handles about 36 percent of the countries and ports. but there aren't enough laurie drivers to transport the goods and some companies are having to move shipments to other ports. mans used a bow and arrow to kill 5 people and injure several others in norway. it happened in the town of congo berg, southwest of the capital, on slow suspect has been arrested. all this come from mere freighter, the arrested person is a man, and that's all i can say about the person suspected. in this case, he's been taken to prison. the husband and there will continue to be a large police presence overnight. there are many crime scenes. the perpetrator operated over a large area. these places hav

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are in europe. however, the goals 1960 is we're not just about floss, a freak over one and a half 1000000 people still lived in the french overseas territories. the camaro sent djibouti reunion island, diana, and the caribbean, polynesia, and new caledonia. many were worried that history may have passed them by their call for a less colonial relationship with france. independence even fell on deaf ears between europe and america. the goal, one said, there is nothing but dust and we don't build states on just part of the french strategy, me overseas territories was the same as in africa to put its placement in power. in 1963, the goal, even st. his former prime minister michelle debate to reunion islands, debris stood in the french malim entry election, bundled local news, but now we would look either at all why there was a miniature vollmer of we with my god, so low the gauntlet god's image by you. if we, which are god others, all that's going to be the legal me oh oh, on surprisingly, debris was du

the mistreatment of asylum seekers in europe. i will it take a look at this video taken by undercover jonas on the crecia bosnia border so what you are seeing here are refugees being beaten. this technique is used to discourage people from entering european union. it's known as pushback, and it is a needle. in this episode of the stream, the ask is europe abandoning refugees? if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is live, put your thoughts or comments or questions right here in the chat section. and you can be part of today's episode at the st. ah, let's get this conversation started with nicole massimo. can me, you're very welcome to the stream nicole festival. please introduce yourself now to our internet audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hi, my name is nicole figler and i am an investigative journalist working for swiss national television. and together we have lighthouse reports and a lot of other european journalists. i published this footage that you just saw last week, which was quite the bus in t

ensures more than 44000 migrants arrived in europe from north africa in 2021 alone. but more than 25000 have been returned from the mediterranean sea by the libyan coast guard, and are put sensors like this. most of the migrants being held here in this detention center. i've left their countries of origin due to poverty or war. while some of them have been returned to libya from the sea, others tell us, they have no ambition to travel to europe. they tell us they are interested in getting the vaccine or less concerned about coven 19 than when the corner says she doesn't want to go to europe and came from liberia to find work, to provide for a child and family back home. she says she's been in this detention center for more than 6 weeks or other unless that's on the vast in before. i took it out and met in alpha come in at the doctor hospital, the vaccine did it schedule me to go back on the 20 of us by the 2nd one and says allison, fully glasgow. the, i don't have just to go back, not minutes to talk to my fun minute, don't know them yet in prison, many migrant say t

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